Doesn't it seem so sad that the list of exotic pets one can have is shrinking? Before one could...

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Doesn't it seem so sad that the list of exotic pets one can have is shrinking?

Before one could have lions, tigers, elephants in the private land. Nowadays every single human-animal contact is vilified. Why? I'm asking a serious question. This world for humans and children especially seems so dull, we are denied the rights to...

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Musicman · 61-69, M

I would love to have a tiger, but I know that will never happen. We do have Miss Padoodle though. 🤗

IAmSeeingRushInPoland · F

@Musicman same... but I would also breed those tigers to release some of them into the wild

Musicman · 61-69, M

@IAmSeeingRushInPoland Absolutely! That would be so awesome! 💝💝💝💝💝

Convivial · 26-30, F

The rights of the animals are now being respected...

IAmSeeingRushInPoland · F

@Convivial While women's rights still are not

robingoodfellow · M

Talk to the people who have to rescue animals from people who thought they could take care of exotic animals then found out they couldn't.

SunshineGirl · 36-40, F

You are welcome to return to nature at any point. But best not to confine nature in your private spaces.

IAmSeeingRushInPoland · F

@SunshineGirl Whatever it means. I really think that elites think of people as disposable.

Alyosha · 36-40, M

We're giving things that are irrational and so detract from the good rights. The "expanding circle of care" seems to be like a fungus, depleting what's inside and surviving only on the margins.

IAmSeeingRushInPoland · F

@Alyosha I think paradoxically poachers will still kill off animals and the only way to rescue them might be breeding by the private owners.

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